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Pakistan's Economic Affairs Minister Calls for DRAP Structural Reforms

Senator Ahad Cheema urges comprehensive changes to strengthen the Drug Regulatory Authority's independence and pricing oversight.

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Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Establishment Division Senator Ahad Cheema on Tuesday called for comprehensive structural and policy reforms to transform the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) into a stronger, more independent and empowered regulatory and pricing authority, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.

Cheema also proposed a review of the existing pricing formula for imported medicines as part of the broader reform effort.

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